Gallipolis City School Considers Health Program and Levy
Gallipolis board discusses a nurse directed health program for all city schools and campaigns for the upcoming B-mill levy on November 8. Supt Higgins warns levy failure would cripple the schools while noting salary timing changes and enrollment-driven staffing adjustments. The district reports increased high school enrollment, overflow classroom setup, and new teaching assignments. The Southern Ohio Electric Co. wins bids for indirect gas heating and lighting for the Gallia Academy High School facilities and related units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
E. FE. Higgins
Lawrence Smeltzer
Supt
Higgins
City School Board
Lurene Brown
Trevor Davis
Dorothy Roadarmour
Hazel McIntire
State Department of Education
Isabell Boggs
John Harrington
Joe Kerns
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Gallia Academy
Rutland Social And Personal Highlights Include Weddings and Visits
Miss Dorothea Hall and Marshall F. Phillips announce their marriage in Catlettsburg Kentucky on September 24. They plan to live at 609 Second Street Gallipolis. Rutland and surrounding residents enjoy gatherings, birthdays, and announcements with plans for a Halloween party. Funeral services were held for Charley Grover, and residents note family visits and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Lucille Johnson
M. E. Rathburn
Dorothea Hall
W. O. Hall
Marshall F. Phillips
Catlettsburg
Phillips
Rutland High School
Portsmouth Business College
Rathburns Department Store
Zanesville
Mitt Spires
Sidney Parker
Clyde Gabriel
Athens
Town Bailey
Belva Myers
Columbus
Western Rural District
Rutland Grade School
O. O. Patterson
Mia
Porter
Carl Denison
Charley Grover
Mission Church
Sadie Graham
Belle
W. Va
Gerald Graham
Alma Brown
Kermit Brown
Akron
Naked Arakawa River robber seized in Tokyo
Police in Tokyo arrest Asaburo Saut ome in a case tied to a naked robbery along the Arakawa River. Reports say he swam down the river into the riverbank businesses as authorities pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Arakawa River
Asaburo Sautome
Juvenile Court Perceptions From Gallia County
Gallia County Probate Judge J S Clark details juvenile cases from 1928 to 1936. He notes most offenders are around 15, with stealing truancy breaking and entering and running away common. He favors rehabilitation over punishment, citing high success for suspended sentences and adoptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
J. S. Clark
Gallia County
Clark
Atealing
Ethel Clark
Young McKean Wanders To Football Practice
About 17 years from now John Stephen McKean will be a great college football player. The 20 month old was missing for a short time after wandering from his home then found watching a high school practice by the athletic field. He had walked two blocks with no incident and declined to comment beyond saying "Football."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Gallipolis
John Stephen McKean
John Stephen
W. A. McKean
Fourth St
J. A. Johnson
McKe
Court Action on Cheshire Property Foreclosure Suit
Fern Winegar Farley as administratrix of Ida Winegar's estate sues B H Winegar FE E Myers and others in Common Pleas Court over a 1927 note for 578 dollars and liens claimed by the county treasurer and others on Cheshire property. The case involves taxes liens and multiple defendants with varied claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cheshire
Common Pleas Court
Fern Winegar Farley
Ida Winegar
B. H
Zetta Winegar
FE. E. Myers
Gallia County
Elmer R. Morton
H. M. Miller
Lizzie Finley
Social notes from Stewart reflect church plans and local visits
Stewart ladies of the Aid Society met with 14 members as plans for a chicken supper at the M E Church basement were discussed. Readers note many Stewart residents visited relatives in Cincinnati and nearby towns, with numerous arrivals and farewells across Athens, Caldwell, Pomeroy, and Marietta.
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M. FE
Stewart
Cincinnati
Mabel Justin
Mary Ann Winner
Charles McBee
Charley Jarvis
Meta Harrison
Piedmont
W. Va
Mack Berry
Williamstown
Ruth McBee
Marietta
Ed Byron
E. R. Seaman
Reedy
Charles Bardin
Athens
Argyle Leisure
Caldwell
ER. F. Leisure
Burn
Ohio
A. A. Cain
Rita Moore
Howard Hawk
Sabina
Carl W. Hayes
Carl Gorham
Wade Dean
R. EB. Wagoner
Zanesville
Pearl Six
D. H
New Marshfield
J. L. Winner
William Winner
Circleville
P. B
Eleanor
Glen Duffee
Oliver Oliver
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Lish Griffith
Sophia Myers
Rochester
N. Y
Rome Central High School
A. Z. Penrose
Coolville
Eva Martin
Harland Martin
Eugene Linton
Richard Linton
Frost
Young Mother of Four Succumbs at Vinton
Mrs Blanche Oiler aged 24 wife of Earl Oiler of Vinton died Saturday at the home of her in laws Mr and Mrs Harley Oiler She leaves a husband and four children Her brothers are Harold Westenbarger of Logan and Charles Westenbarger of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Blanche Oiler
Earl Oiler
Vinton
Harley Oiler
Harold Westenbarger
Logan
Charles Westenbarger
Toledo
Rutland Methodist Church Jubilee Postponed After Tragic Death
The 50th anniversary celebration of Rutland Methodist Church was postponed due to the death of Ruth Ellen Copley 13 daughter of Rev and Mrs C D Copley Rutland. Ruth Ellen died from diabetes and was the pastor's daughter prompting the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Rutland Methodist Church
Ruth Ellen Copley
C. D. Copley
Rutland
Ruth Ellen
Rocchi Fined For No Stop On Ohio Grounds
A Rocchi was fined 10 dollars and costs in Justice Milli ser's court for failing to stop for a school bus on the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics grounds after being arrested by State Highway Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
A. Rocchi
Fred Milliser
Rocchi
Licensed To Marry In Gallia County
Marriage licenses issued to Edward Kerr and Mildred Murdock of Gallipolis to O H Keiffer of Charleston and Susie Kapp of Buffalo. Another license to Elmer Howard and Elsie Kuhn, both natives of Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Edward 8. Kerr
Mildred Hutchinson Murdock
O. H. Keiffer
Charleston
W. Va
Central Body Works
Susie Ann Kapp
Buffalo
Elmer Howard
Elsie Kuhn
Oak Hill
Red Cross to Elect Officers in Gallia County Meeting
Gallia County Chapter of the National Red Cross will meet at 7 15 o clock Tuesday night October 13 on the mezzaine floor of the Hotel Lafayette. Officers will be elected, says W T Packer vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
National Red Cross
Hotel Lafayette
W. T. Packer
Academy Team Draws Favorable Comments
Gallia Academy routed Jackson 19 to 0 in Friday night action on their home field. Interference impressed local fans as coach Laurence Myers led GAHS to a 35 to 0 win over Chesapeake earlier in the season. The Blue Devils next host Middleport at 8 p.m. on Friday October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Jackson
Gallia Academy
Laurence Myers
Chesapeake
Blue Devils
Middleport
Gallia County Claims Rise Under Industrial Compensation
In Gallia County in August twenty nine people filed Industrial Compensation claims with a total time loss of 274 days. No injuries were fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Fine Gallia Hunter Fined for Illegal Squirrel Kill
Gallia hunter Cecil Mell, 20, pleaded guilty in Justice Fred Milliser's court to killing a squirrel without a license. He received a $25 fine plus costs, marking the first local hunting-law violation penalty of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Cecil Mell
Court of Justice
Fred Milliser
Licensing Rush Tests Gallia County Office Demand
Officials said they had not yet calculated exact figures on how many Gallia County residents obtained drivers licenses. Assistants to deputy registrar Elmer Caldwell reported more than 4,000 licenses issued and continued applicant lines at the motor vehicles office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Elmer Caldwell
Juvenile freed after fingerprints fail to match
Earl Taylor, 15, was released from custody by Probate Judge J. S. Clark after smudged prints found on items from the Addision intrusions did not match his. A Portsmouth fingerprint expert confirmed the mismatch, while police continue the investigation into the O Hara Barton and Jordan homes robbery. The article also notes the U S leads in fur trapping and production and imports more rare furs than any nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
O’hara
Barton
Jordan
Addison
Earl Taylor
J. S. Clark
Taylor Boy
Portsmouth
United States
Sheriff Auction Sells Gallia Property in Maple Shade and Ohio Township
In Gallia County, Deputy Sheriff Harold Wood and Prosecutor Harry Miller auctioned lands on courthouse steps. Wayne Lutz bought the John Hager farm on Route 7 near Kanauga. John Smeltzer purchased 25 acres in Ohio Township for 100 dollars. Police Chief John Fraley bought an Eastern Ave. property for 620 dollars. The report notes a 15th century aside about the Earl of Warwick feeding 30,000 daily at his London home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harold Wood
Harry Miller
Maple Shade
Kanauga
Ohio Township
Wayne Lutz
John Hager
Route 7
Kananga
W. F. Houston
William Caufman
John Smelezer
Clara Bugg
John Fraley
Eastern Ave
John Smeltzer
Earl of Warwick
London
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Woodland Ave
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R. W. Jones
Dial
Wheaton's
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